Needless to say, with fifteen big blinds average, bustouts are occurring at a rapid pace. After the level change, two more players saw their WSOP dreams go up in smoke.
In the first hand, Tyler Kolness committed his final chips with K♥10♥ but ran into the Q♣Q♦ of Kyle Draucker. The board brought nothing more than a ten to end Kolness' run.
At an adjacent table, Maurice Paradis was all in for about 300,000 in chips and Daniel Sherer had him slightly covered.
Maurice Paradis: A♠K♦ 
Daniel Sherer: A♣2♣
The A♥A♦6♦ flop and 4♥ turn were safe for Paradis.
"Deuce!" yelled Sherer.
As if he had willed it into existence, the dealer burned and turned the 2♠ on the river to fulfill Sherer's plea.
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Daniel ShererKyle DrauckerMaurice ParadisTyler Kolness